Sunday, September 4, 2016

A Old Negative Proverb Somewheres

Kelly could make each and every panel fun to look at and read, which is of course the objective of a master cartoonist, Kelly being strip-meister of them all.

Long Live Kelly

May 11, 1952

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  1. Anonymous9/4/16, 4:38 PM

    The three-toes are again really pronounced here. I have to wonder when it started and how long it lasted before Kelly decided against it?

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  2. Kevin Cheek9/8/16, 10:32 AM

    This is an odd one, because in the first few panels, Bear is sleeping against the trunk of a tree, and in the last few, he is leaning against a hollow stump (into which Churchy falls).

    Thank you again (and again, and again!)!

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    1. Thomas Haller Buchanan9/9/16, 3:06 PM

      Thanks for noticing, Kevin. That shows you're paying attention! I think Kelly liked following Krazy Kat's rules of Kartooning!

      And you're welcome, welcome, welcome!

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    2. Kevin Cheek9/12/16, 4:51 PM

      Kelly was at all times a konsumate kartoonist. I think he must have so loved drawing trees that he was unable to resist including the full tree until he needed a stump instead.

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